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HYPERSPAN

Market Focus

Data Centres

Hyperspan™ helps data centre and technical-space projects reach further with less supporting infrastructure. Across plant rooms, loading docks, perimeter security, remote cabinets and supporting facilities, Hyperspan can help simplify long-distance copper connectivity where edge devices sit beyond conventional planning distances.

200m+ ReachPoE / PoE+ / PoE++Lower HardwareCleaner Topology

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Why Hyperspan suits data centre support environments

Inside the white space, copper design is often highly structured. Outside it — across plant, security, loading, generator areas and remote facilities — distance challenges reappear quickly.

Hyperspan is designed to help support those longer supporting-infrastructure runs with a cleaner approach, reducing unnecessary intermediate cabinets where the application and channel design allow it.

Typical advantages

  • Support longer runs to plant, security and supporting facility endpoints
  • Reduce additional cabinets across remote technical zones
  • Lower dependency on intermediate switches or extenders
  • Create a cleaner topology for data centre support networks
  • Support stronger value engineering on facility infrastructure projects
Data centre corridor and structured cabling pathways
Infrastructure cabinet and rack environment
Technical facility network context

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The challenge with standard Cat6 in data centres projects

In data centre estates, the challenge is often connecting supporting services across a large technical footprint — not just the server hall itself.

Standard Cat6 approach

  • Long support-facility runs often exceed standard planning assumptions
  • Extra cabinets may be needed across plant or perimeter zones
  • Additional active hardware can be introduced to bridge distance
  • Infrastructure can become fragmented across campus-style data centres
  • More cabinets and devices can increase cost and operational complexity

Hyperspan approach

  • Supports a cleaner long-run strategy for supporting edge devices
  • Can reduce additional cabinets across the wider facility
  • Helps remove mid-span switches or extenders from the topology
  • Creates a more centralised and efficient support network design
  • Can improve project cost efficiency across larger technical estates

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Key benefits for data centres deployments

Longer facility reach

Extend connectivity further across plant rooms, docks, perimeter routes and remote technical spaces.

Fewer distributed cabinets

Reduce the need for extra cabinets across support zones where topology allows.

Supports PoE-powered edge devices

Suitable for CCTV, access control, environmental sensors, Wi-Fi and other powered facility endpoints.

Cleaner support topology

Simplify the infrastructure model by reducing unnecessary active hardware between switch and device.

Lower maintenance burden

Fewer intermediate devices can help reduce failure points and simplify ongoing facility support.

Stronger commercial case

Give operators and integrators a more efficient alternative for long-reach supporting copper links.

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Typical data centres use cases

Common deployments

  • Perimeter and facility CCTV
  • Access control across plant and loading areas
  • Environmental and facilities monitoring
  • Remote cabinets and outbuildings
  • Wi-Fi coverage in support spaces
  • Campus-style multi-hall data centre estates

Good fit where you need to:

  • Reach devices further from a central rack or NOC room
  • Reduce cabinets in dispersed facility layouts
  • Support powered edge devices over longer runs
  • Simplify the support infrastructure model
  • Improve value engineering on larger technical estates

Project outcomes can include

  • Lower supporting hardware count
  • Cleaner facility-wide design
  • Reduced installation complexity
  • Improved serviceable area per rack
  • Stronger maintenance and support model

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Need help comparing Hyperspan against a normal Cat6 data centres design?

We can help review your data centre support or facility layout and compare a standard Cat6 approach against a Hyperspan-led alternative.

Send us

Site layouts, device counts, cabinet positions, longest runs and powered device requirements.

We review

Where standard Cat6 may force extra cabinets, active devices or unnecessary infrastructure.

We compare

A conventional layout against a cleaner Hyperspan option for the project.

You gain

A stronger design case, clearer cost story and a more efficient proposal for your customer.

Planning a data centre support network project?

Share your layout, device type and longest run distances and we’ll help assess where Hyperspan can improve the design.

Data centre corridor and structured cabling pathways